Glen Wilson High School - Prowler Yearbook (Hacienda Heights, CA)

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m a • --♦ i i t i • i •--.-» •a « It was hard work, bill we had a lot of Inn. Angela Bolls VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Opponent W L Rowland II Baldwin Park II C harler Oak II Los Alios L West Covina L Diamond Bar L Nogales II Rowland H C ' harler Oak II Los Alios L II c.sv Covina H Diamond Bar L Baldwin Park II Vogales II C.l.F. La I labia L V. Volleyball. Kneeling: A. Henderson. B. Blum. J. Bowns. J. Pollack, E. Annuo. Sitting: I Getherall. A. Bolls. A. Hsu. B Martinez. Photo by Watsons A Brianne Blum nonps up to spike the ball. Photo by Dawn Wazny mk

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Lady Cats cttenooMe, IwcpeJu ct kon CIF BERTH H iii« i .» The Wilson Varsity Volley- ball Team endured a sea- son of ups and downs. Though in a tough Sierra League the Lady Cats were strong enough to take 4th place- and still advance to CIF. Coach Laura Lampys led the team to a 9-5 league record. It was a difficult season be- cause of injuries to Brlanne Blum who was recovering from knee surgery and Jennifer Bowns who suffered from torn ligaments in her ankle in the later part of the season. Captains, Angela Bolls and Brlanne Blum, were a great in- spiration. Thanks to the ded- ication of head coach Laura Lampys this year ' s season was an overwhelming success as we had once again made it to the CIF Play-off. We are looking forward to next year ' s season with great anticipation for this year was our rebuilding year, commented Brlanne Blum. An- gela Bolls and Brianne Blum were the only returning players. Erica Armijo, Jennifer Bowns, Tina Getherall, Ashely Hender- son, Amy Hsu, Brenda Marti- nez, and Janet Pollack complet- ed the team. With 5 players returning for next season the Lady Cats hope to have a more experienced team. The Lady Cats went into CIF against a tough La Habra op- ponent. Though the girls lost, they had made it to CIF for a 7th consecutive year. by Tracie Uchida W ► Jennifer Boms bumps the ball with ease as her opponent tries to block it. Photo by Dawn Wazny ► Brianne Blum and Angela Bells sky high to make a successful block. Photo by Trade Uchida ► Brenda Martinez and Janet Pollack shake hands with their oppo- nents after a tough de- feat in the CIF play- offs. Photo by Tracie Uchida 40 cy.QA

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Punning -rftat CROSS- COUNTRY Many people felt that Wil- son would never be as high in the ranks as the year before. They were wrong. After losing their top five run- ners, Wilson made headlines with a new, off-campus coach, Frank Ebiner. The team ran an average of 5 to 6 miles each day afterschool and had practiced on and off during the summer. Hard work, dedication, and friend- ship all made the team come closer together and work harder for their goals, said Coach Ebiner. The girls ' cross-country team took 3rd in Sierra League Finals next to Los Altos and Diamond Bar and were defeated only once during the season by Los Altos. Though eligible the girls ' did not make it to the CIF Finals. Although, the boys ' cross- country placed 4th in the Sierra League Finals, they received a medal for the San Gabriel Val- ley Invitational during the sea- son. Next season, the team should be very strong with its returning members, congratu- lated Coach Ebiner. by Susan Ronning fe ▲ Alonzo Razo pushes for the extra mile at a meet at Olterhein. Cross-Country, Standing: Coach Ebiner. R. Hastings, A ' . Reyna. S. Navarro, B. Parker B. Jonv D Gurolla S. Ronning. Kneeling: . . Tom, A. Razo, B. Erwin, C. Lopez, L. Harsen, K. Auerbach. C Holmbetg. Sttung. J. Bustamante, A. Gammahno, J- Herman, K. Kerckcs. D. thcrhart. R. Tiangco. 42 Ckoss-OoiMiy